{bits & pieces}
The weekly “little of this, little of that” feature here at Like Mother, Like Daughter!



If she holds off for a few hours today, you can listen to me chat about living Lent with your children on The Patrick McCormack Show at 12 ET (11 CST).
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Life is so fragile; the truth is also fragile. We must keep reminding ourselves that there is no “calculus” of a life worth living, nor is perfection something to be measured in human terms. We will never be quite used to bravery, to fortitude in the face of uncertainty or actual suffering. That is why we need the saints to lift us up and to confront us with God’s perspective. This story, posted by LMLD friend Tim Carney, is a must-read and must-see (even if the video takes a while to load, trust me, it’s worth it). The short life of this little baby, “John Paul the Small”, “was perfect”; he had the vocation to be loved.
The monk who saves manuscripts from ISIS.
The bench of whispers — romantic and mysterious!
Science isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be: Rosie recommends this interesting read about When Evidence Says No But Doctors Say Yes — the undeniable persistence of disproven medical practice.
A well argued piece on The New Jansenism that clarifies a lot of theological problems we have faced and are facing. I find the author, Jessica Murdoch, a clear and reasoned writer.
Wow, 10 New Beautiful Churches in the Works, all very impressive!
Do you live in New Hampshire? Know someone who does? Please let your Representatives know that you strongly oppose the radical and dangerous bathroom bill.
Today is the feast of St. Casimir “The Peacemaker”, Polish saint and lover of the poor.
This post from last week has many archival posts linked within, all about Lent. It’s not too late to start! “Now is the acceptable time!”
A nice long post in answer to a question from readers about how to promote purity and sociability in older children. Don’t fear the teen years, and don’t check out.
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We are in waiting mode here at the Manse, and now that Bridget is home for break, if you would like to pray for a not very long wait for Rosie, that would be much appreciated!
If she holds off for a few hours today, you can listen to me chat about living Lent with your children on The Patrick McCormack Show at 12 ET (11 CST).
Here are our links!
Life is so fragile; the truth is also fragile. We must keep reminding ourselves that there is no “calculus” of a life worth living, nor is perfection something to be measured in human terms. We will never be quite used to bravery, to fortitude in the face of uncertainty or actual suffering. That is why we need the saints to lift us up and to confront us with God’s perspective. This story, posted by LMLD friend Tim Carney, is a must-read and must-see (even if the video takes a while to load, trust me, it’s worth it). The short life of this little baby, “John Paul the Small”, “was perfect”; he had the vocation to be loved.
The monk who saves manuscripts from ISIS.
The bench of whispers — romantic and mysterious!
Science isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be: Rosie recommends this interesting read about When Evidence Says No But Doctors Say Yes — the undeniable persistence of disproven medical practice.
A well argued piece on The New Jansenism that clarifies a lot of theological problems we have faced and are facing. I find the author, Jessica Murdoch, a clear and reasoned writer.
Wow, 10 New Beautiful Churches in the Works, all very impressive!
Do you live in New Hampshire? Know someone who does? Please let your Representatives know that you strongly oppose the radical and dangerous bathroom bill.
Today is the feast of St. Casimir “The Peacemaker”, Polish saint and lover of the poor.
From the archives:
This post from last week has many archival posts linked within, all about Lent. It’s not too late to start! “Now is the acceptable time!”
A nice long post in answer to a question from readers about how to promote purity and sociability in older children. Don’t fear the teen years, and don’t check out.
~We’d like to be clear that, when we direct you to a site via one of our links, we’re not necessarily endorsing the whole site, but rather just referring you to the individual post in question (unless we state otherwise).~
Follow us on Twitter.
Like us on Facebook.
Auntie Leila’s Pinterest.
Rosie’s Pinterest.
Sukie’s Pinterest.
Deirdre’s Pinterest.
Habou’s Pinterest.
Bridget’s Pinterest.
Habou’s Blog: Corner Art Studio.
Auntie Leila’s Ravelry.
Auntie Leila’s Instagram.
Rosie’s Instagram.
Sukie’s Instagram.
Deirdre’s Instagram.
Bridget’s Instagram.
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Published on March 04, 2017 05:58
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